People often ask me how I operate contracts, so today I'll summarize my basic framework for everyone.
1. First, buy 20%.
2. If the purchase is wrong and incurs a 10% loss, immediately stop loss, with the lost amount being 2% of the total position.
3. If the purchase is correct and gains 10%, immediately increase the position by 20%. If it rises another 10%, increase the position by another 20%. Finally, increase by 40% at once to amplify the winning outcome, and as long as there is no 10% loss, hold the position. If it drops by 10%, immediately close the entire position.
The general central idea is like this, to minimize risks.
Of course, this is just a rough framework, and specific implementation will definitely encounter many uncertainties.
Because the market is unpredictable. I often execute this method during trading, and overall, the results have been quite good so far, but it is not a hundred percent foolproof; it merely reduces risk and increases the profitability rate.
When trading contracts, it is essential to have a method, otherwise, one can only become fodder for the market.
